Communicating Christ to the Cults

Rogers, John Thomas

Religion & Spirituality

Regular Baptist Pr

In a future where selfishness trumps morality, abortion, and euthenasia become the norm.
In this dystopian science fiction novel, John Thomas Rogers casts a frightening vision of America in the next century. Wrestling with real, modern-day moral issues like abortion and fetal rights, population control, and gender roles, this gritty thriller paints a grim picture of a reality that is all too possible—unless something is done to change the status quo.
The year is 2106. Science has achieved its grandest goals: nuclear war is a fear of the past, the cruel diseases of the previous century are nearly forgotten, and world hunger is rapidly disappearing. But beneath the sleek façade of this modern utopia, the ruthlessly efficient abortion and senicide clinics kill off society’s “unwanted”—the unborn, children, and the aged.
In response to these horrors, a rebel, pro-life faction has risen up. These extremists fight for the protection of children and seniors, and for a society governed by a consistent life ethic. Number Seven, the mysterious leader of the Resistance, guides his followers in a desperate challenge of the Grand Council. The story’s heroine, the beautiful young Maria, has dedicated her life to fighting for these precious lives.
This glimpse into our nation’s future will both horrify you and rouse you to action against the real injustice, so present in America today. Join the fight!

The Terminal Option (Storyteller's Collection)

Destiny Image Publishers

You hear a knock at your door, and you notice through the window two bicycles parked in your driveway. Two clean-cut young men who appear to be conservative salesman or Christian seminary students dressed in white shirts, ties, and dress slacks wait outside. They inform you that they are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Mormons. What do you say? The fact is that religious people are everywhere from the next door neighbor to the person sitting next to you on the plane. They follow multiple systems of beliefs, and some of them have very different living practices. Not all belong to cults. Some come from common, acceptable religious systems, while others appear extreme. How do you talk to these people and share the message of Christ? How do you even begin to prepare when so many different groups teach so many different doctrines? This book will help you prepare for these conversations. It is not about the teachings of religious groups; plenty of other books outline those teachings. This book explains how to communicate to those in religious systems the love of Christ without a heated debate. You will find Communicating Christ in a Religious World to be a powerful tool which will prepare you to share biblical truth with religious people! John Rogers has been in ministry for over thirty years, spending eighteen of those years as a missionary in an area of Utah that was ninety-five percent Mormon. The only other two options available were a Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall and a Hare Krishna compound. John, the author of several published works, currently serves as a Regional Coordinator for Evangelical Baptist Missions, and he has traveled worldwide holding seminars on how to share Christ with religious people.

Communicating Christ In a Religious World

Xulon Press

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